An Olde Appalachian Christmas
Christmas on this corner of the Southern Appalachians is rich in tradition and high spirits.
Christmas on this corner of the Southern Appalachians is rich in tradition and high spirits.
The mystery and majesty of Christmas is revealed in cherished Highlands memories.
Maxcy Gregg’s journals recount vivid outdoor adventures that can only be described as “extreme.”
Dr. Franklin was correct – the Wild Turkey is a magnificent American.
Highlands Cashiers Health Foundation’s 2024 Grants Will Make a Mountain of Impact Across the Plateau and Beyond.
The Orchard Restaurant, steeped in history, has earned the prestigious Village Heritage Award.
The Mysterious Mr. Michaux was an 18th-Century Indiana Jones.
Step back in time and meet the men and women who shaped the Plateau with Highlands Historical Society’s Walk in the Park, October 26.
Isabel and Tony Chambers’ masterful Remembering Highlands is an irresistible call to a simpler town that’s long vanished.
The stories of Highlands’ First Families will be recalled and celebrated with Highlands Historical Society’s Descendants’ Reception, 11:00 A.M. Saturday, October 12.
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